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		function widgetClick() {
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<h1>Widget function parameter test</h1>
	<p>This tests specifying a function name as a parameter to a widget.
	In this case, the specified function will override the function inside the
	widget, rather than connecting (dojo.event.connect) after.
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	Clicking this button should cause both the "default click handler" and the custom handler to fire.
	<button dojoType="Button" onclick='dojo.debug("connected");'>
			connected
	</button>
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	If you click this button, only the widgetClick handler should fire:
	<button dojoType="Button" onclick='widgetClick'>
			replaced
	</button>
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